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Brownfield Ag News · Aug 13, 2026
What does it mean for U.S. soybean exports when one country dominates the market? Recent data shows that China purchased more than 80% of the new crop U.S. soybean export sales during the week...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 13, 2026
As insect pressure rises, Kansas soybean yields may face significant threats this year. Crop health expert Jarrod Nicholson from Mid Kansas Cooperative has reported noticeable damage in southern Kansas due to an influx of...
AgriTalk · Aug 13, 2026
Could the recent shifts in grain markets signal deeper issues? On August 13, grain prices fell, with corn experiencing profit-taking and higher production estimates from South America weighing heavily on the market. Wheat also...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 13, 2026
What happens when input costs rise sharply for farmers? A southwest Minnesota farmer is feeling the pressure as he faces significantly higher fertilizer prices compared to last year. Bob Worth, who cultivates corn and...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 13, 2026
As corn experiences profit-taking, the soybean market is closely monitoring weather developments that appear generally favorable. While there are some localized concerns, the overall outlook for soybeans suggests a potential for a large crop,...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 13, 2026
What’s causing the unexpected drop in corn prices while wheat remains unchanged? Recent market data shows September corn at $4.48, down 9 cents, contrasting with stable Chicago wheat prices at $6.52 and 3/4. This...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 14, 2026
Could the latest USDA report change the game for corn and soybean marketing? Following the August Supply and Demand report, a post-USDA rally is emerging, presenting farmers with a chance to capitalize on sales...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 14, 2026
What if a new fuel demand could change the game for soybean farmers? Eric Lawson from MEG Corp highlights that increased biodiesel demand could add up to $2 per bushel in value for soybeans....
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 14, 2026
What if farmers could predict soybean diseases before they even appear? New research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln aims to develop models that indicate potential disease pressure years in advance, allowing for proactive management....
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 14, 2026
What happens when drought hits the Northern Plains? Hay yields are plummeting, and cattle are being pulled off pastures earlier than usual in South Dakota. Farmers like Kevin Deinert are facing tough decisions as...
AgriTalk · Aug 14, 2026
What happens when major beef processing plants shut down? Tyson Foods is closing its beef facility in Jocelyn, Illinois, and its case-ready facility in Eagle Mountain, Utah, which is sending shockwaves through the cattle...
AgriTalk · Aug 14, 2026
Could geopolitical tensions be the catalyst for a significant shift in grain prices? This week, grain markets ended on a high note, with wheat prices soaring due to Ukraine's attacks on Russian grain export...